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Jimmy Peirson
Wicketkeeper
Bats Right Hand.
Bowls Does Not Bowl
Wicketkeeper
Bats Right Hand.
Bowls Does Not Bowl
Bio
A former Australia under-19 representative, James Peirson first made an impression for the Bulls in the 2013 Ryobi Cup, scoring consecutive half-centuries in his first two matches.
An accomplished wicketkeeper and solid right-handed batsman capable of playing at the top of the order, Peirson was a standout at the 2011 Australian Under 19 Championships, captaining Queensland to the title and leading the team's run-scoring with 311 runs at 58.
With veteran keeper Chris Hartley a regular for Queensland, Peirson has had to satisfy himself with second XI cricket early in his career.
But Hartley’s omission from the Bulls’ 2016 Matador BBQs One-Day Cup squad opened the door for the Bulls to fast-track Peirson’s development behind the stumps.
With Hartley announcing his retirement at the end of the 2016-17 season, it opens the door for Peirson to have a huge impact for the Bulls in 2017-18 and beyond.
Latest Videos
Peirson helps guide Bulls home
Queensland's Jimmy Peirson struck an unbeaten 75 as the Bulls claimed a Sheffield Shield victory over Tasmania
Peirson powers Bulls with quickfire 70 in Sydney
The Queensland captain hit three sixes and five fours as he helped himself to an entertaining 70 from just 49 deliveries at North Sydney Oval
Peirson makes crucial 71 on debut
Bulls keeper Jimmy Peirson made 71 from 91 on day three to help his team build a strong lead over South Australia in their Sheffield Shield clash
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